Going home after Harvey and realizing you've lost everything

The video transcript describes the aftermath of a flood affecting a community in Houston. Johnny, a pipe fitter, returns home with his family to assess the damage. Felicia Joseph shares her experience of evacuation and loss, highlighting the resilience of the community. A tragic incident involving a neighbor who drowned is recounted, emphasizing the lack of flood insurance among residents. Victor, a chef, discusses his personal losses and theft during the evacuation. The community faces a familiar ritual of assessing damage, grieving, and beginning the long road to recovery.

What was Johnny's main concern about his children seeing their home after the flood?

• They would not understand the situation.

• They might want to play in the water.

• It would be too difficult for them emotionally.

• They might get lost in the debris.

How did Felicia Joseph and her family manage during the evacuation?

• They crowded into a relative's one-bedroom apartment.

• They moved to a different city.

• They stayed in a hotel.

• They stayed in a shelter.

What was Felicia's perspective on losing material possessions?

• She was devastated and couldn't cope.

• She was angry and blamed the authorities.

• She was indifferent and didn't care.

• She was grateful for life and believed material things could be replaced.

What percentage of people in the hardest-hit areas of Houston lacked flood insurance?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

What additional challenge did Victor face after evacuating?

• His family was separated.

• His tools were stolen.

• His house caught fire.

• His car was stolen.